
Pale-spore mushrooms
Scientific name: Tricholomataceae
Pale-spore mushrooms
Scientific name: Tricholomataceae


Description

A very large and diverse family of mushrooms, pale-spore mushrooms (Tricholomataceae) includes some excellent edible species, but also some that are severely poisonous. As their common name suggests, all these mushrooms have a pale spore print. The large majority of these fungi are saprophytic, meaning they feed on dead and decomposing plant matter.

Species of Pale-spore mushrooms


Scientific Classification
